Vanguard VEO BIB F28 8L Camera Bag

A versatile and innovative solution for photographers on the go, the VEO BIB F28 8L Camera Bag is a "Bag in Bag" (BIB) designed to securely store and transport your camera gear. This unique bag-in-bag design offers the flexibility to be used as a standalone bag or tucked away inside another bag, making it an ideal choice for both travel and home storage.

The Vanguard VEO BIB F Series, including the F28 model, is crafted with a front-opening design for easy access to your gear. Whether you're on a day trip or embarking on a long journey, this camera bag ensures your equipment is always within reach.

Constructed from durable and weatherproof 600D polyester ripstop material, the VEO BIB F28 provides robust protection for your gear. The bag's padding further enhances its ability to safeguard your camera and accessories from potential damage.

The VEO BIB F28 is designed to optimize space, with a simple shape that fits seamlessly into your chosen bag. Its top access zippered opening allows for quick retrieval of your gear, especially when used in a top access backpack.

Inside, you'll find Vanguard's innovative slimline dividers, designed to maximize space and versatility while offering superior protection. The bag also features multiple pockets for storing essential accessories such as memory cards, cables, batteries, and chargers.

When you need to transition from a bag-in-bag to a standalone camera bag, the VEO BIB F28 is equipped with a comfortable top handle and a removable shoulder strap. This feature eliminates the need for a separate camera bag, allowing you to carry the bag vertically or horizontally, or even as a backpack.

Despite being the second-smallest model in the series, the VEO BIB F28 can comfortably accommodate a pro DSLR/Mirrorless camera, 2-4 lenses (up to 70-200mm), a 7" tablet, and a range of accessories.

Compatible with the VEO Active Series for those seeking a smaller or lighter inner bag, the VEO BIB F28 is a reliable and efficient solution for safeguarding your camera gear, whether at home or on the road.